The popular chain plans to introduce its prototype of the ‘human bed warming service’ at the Kensington hotel in [...]]]> Holiday Inn which operates about 4,000 hotels across the world may have the solution for those who want to warm up on cold nights away from home when loneliness may begin to set in, a ‘toasting suit.’

The popular chain plans to introduce its prototype of the ‘human bed warming service’ at the Kensington hotel in London by offering patrons free five minute sessions next week.

The way it works is actually quite simple, if the service is requested then a member of the hotel staff will jump you in bed fully clothed from head to toe in a sleeper suit, thus helping to warm up the bed, ready for you to have a good nights sleep.

Jane Bendnall, a Holiday Inn spokeswoman stated that the concept is like putting a giant hot water bottle into a bed to warm it up.

Director of the Edinburgh Sleep Centre, Dr. Chris Idzikowski, stated that the concept may actually help many people get to sleep while away from home as scientific evidence shows that sleep begins when the natural body temperature begins to slowly reduce.

Idzikowski went on to state that a cold bed makes it hard for the body temperature to drop thus preventing sleep.  He also stated that that the new body warmer concept introduced by Holiday Inn may be a great way to ease patrons into sleep.

This sounds like a massive winner for the hotel chain, and the ultimate in customer service, lawyerphobia postpones any other comments.